Hard Decisions are Hard
I wonder what the list of things Bill Gates decided not to do looks like.
I wonder what the list of things Bill Gates decided not to do looks like.
This book ruined my ability to enjoy watching soccer. Ok, that’s not literally true. I still enjoy watching soccer as much as I did before, but it definitely ruined any chance of me following soccer as a sport. It turns out, shockingly, that the overall outcomes are largely predictable, at least to a level of [...]
First this: “Tripwire board of directors chairman William Lattin said the acquisition marks an exciting opportunity for Tripwire and is great news for Oregon business as it keeps the talent and expertise in Portland.” Then this: “Tripwire laid off about 50 employees Tuesday — nearly 15 percent of its total work force.” I suppose he [...]
Looks like some progress on constitutional protections for information assets in the cloud. I can’t help wondering if this type of legislation is really effective, or if the loopholes in place for terror investigations make it a moot point. This bit was also interesting: “Under current law, law enforcement does not need to acquire a [...]
http://lawsofsimplicity.com/category/laws?order=ASC Law 1: Reduce Law 2: Organize Law 3: Learn Law 4: Time Law 5: Differences Law 6: Context Law 7: Emotion Law 8: Trust Law 9: Failure Law 10: The One
I spoke at a conference in Denver last week called EnergySec. We did a little 3 minute interview on it for the nCircle site.
Thank you Squeaky Clean Laundry for your Wifi and Backroads Coffee for your coffee.
I just booked a room for an event at a Starwood hotel (Westin, W, Sheraton). I wanted to start the process over, so I just cut the URL back to the TLD and I got this page. Um…okay.
If you need a laugh, and ever deal with analysts, take a look at the Harvester Fave, Magic Kingdom and DreamCycle in this report.
I answer five questions about vulnerability management for the nCircle site.